Fix playListNumber to stream-name mapping; add JavaFX ui module

- Playlist.streamForPlayListNumber maps the 1-based playListNumber to the
  actual stream entry; stream names are not sequential across discs
  (The Dark Knight: 00001/00003/00004; The Day After Tomorrow has
  duplicate 00002 names).
- CLI menu playback now resolves the correct .MPS file for every region.
- ui module: JavaFX via org.openjfx.javafxplugin + PlayerApp smoke test
  (window verified on this display).
- Validated menus + playback on 4 discs: Batman Begins (USA), Jackass
  (Australia), The Dark Knight (Europe), The Day After Tomorrow (Japan).

cli/src/main/java/dev/quoije/umd/cli/Main.java

@@ -436,6 +436,8 @@ public final class Main {
                 VsmxInterpreter interpreter = new VsmxInterpreter();
                 interpreter.setVsmx(vsmx);
 
+                final Playlist playlist = Playlist.parse(iso);
+
                 final List<String> playCalls = new java.util.ArrayList<>();
                 MenuHost menuHost = new MenuHost() {
                     @Override
@@ -443,7 +445,8 @@ public final class Main {
                                           int audioFlag, int subtitleNumber, int subtitleFlag) {
                         String call = String.format("play(playList=%d, chapter=%d, video=%d, audio=%d, audioFlag=%d, subtitle=%d, subtitleFlag=%d)",
                                 playListNumber, chapterNumber, videoNumber, audioNumber, audioFlag, subtitleNumber, subtitleFlag);
-                        String streamName = String.format("%05d", playListNumber);
+                        Playlist.Stream stream = playlist.streamForPlayListNumber(playListNumber);
+                        String streamName = stream == null ? String.format("%05d", playListNumber) : stream.name();
                         try (PlaybackEngine engine = PlaybackEngine.open(iso, streamName, 0)) {
                             int frames = 0;
                             PlaybackEngine.VideoFrame frame;